Just take out the bump stops and use an old pair of zori's chelu! Trim to fit!

 

LMAO!! That's funny brah.

 

remove rear stops....... zip tie a chancla to the frame if you are really worried about bottoming out.... it dont hurt to try it out.

as for the u-bolts, cut about 1" off the bottom to keep em from hanging up on something and getting tweaked..... make sure you cut em off clean.

as for the front bumpstops, trim the lower set. the top ones are only used for when you top-out the suspension (witch rarely or never happens) me personally, i would remove them to clear whatever room you can use....... others may disagree but thats just my opinion.

as for the shocks, like i said......... they will be too long if used with a torsion bar drop..... if you think you can afford to, i would do drop arms and your suspension will work within full travel with the same shocks. if you decide to leave the torsion drop, then i'd highly suggest drop shocks (shorter length shocks) to regain some up travel in your suspension. my personal opinion, save up the money for drop arms...... that would be my plan of action.

 

I mite just do that you guys r crazy

 

I have a set of toxic shocks for sale... Only used for 1k miles or so... PM me if interested... As soon as your front bumps touch really close chances are the shocks are close to bottoming out. Thats why I changed mine.

 

thanks bro, but why you sellin it? dont you need it

 

Bag's

 

Nice...but if only you lived closer i would of got them. good lookin out brah.

 

no one said it was a "sane" hobbie......

 

so i left the rims alone. took out front and back bumpstops, rides so much better. added my new emblem

 

Love it man looks good, Glad you left the wheeels alone.

 

What kinda valance is that?

 

lol, me and my pops welded some ridge pipes on. love to slap on a tacoma valance but as of now i dont have a welder

 

hours of just lookin at her tryin to fig what looked better..

 

Good choice